You should always withhold judgment until they sacrifice a chicken. Just a handy rule of thumb.

But Bill is inside, admitting to the camera that he’s been told he can be hard to get along with – the hell you say! – and that he gets emotional and mad and can’t even remember what he said. (That’s what I’m here for, little Napoleon-complex man).

Quoted from Lucy :I, for one, wouldn’t mind seeing burly jackbooted men with “Satan is My Co-Pilot” T-shirts forcing Bill to scrub the bathroom floor with a toothbrush. But, you know, some sort of cash-related punishment for not following the rules would be ok, too.

Allan already set the homeschool angle straight. We actually do supervise the learning done at home, both before the work is done and after it is done. I plan lessons, go over reports, Math, science projects, things being studied, et cetera. The kids also participate in art, drama, music, public speaking, karate and more in real life versus institutionalized, traditional environment. What is unsupervised is the actual time spent fulfilling the duties given to them to complete. (In case that's hard to understand, I guess that would be the equivalent of public school homework being done at home, away from the teacher's eagle eye and on their own recognizance -- yes, there are consequences for not fulfilling the requirements.)

Our kids don't have any tattoos and other than ears, only two noses are pierced -- one has been removed for karate tournaments.

Anyways..perhaps the producers should introduce Wendy and Bill to the Reimer family from Episode 7. They could all go together and get a group rate for getting that stick removed from their collective asses. :phhht